Meanings of wandered much in English

He wandered much farther from home than he had ever been in the habit of doing.

Then the men would tell stories, particularly Ross, the guide, who had wandered much and far in Kentucky.

Frances wandered much through those last days, talking confusedly of green fields, and birds singing, and of flowers.

Psammeticus wandered much and a long while alone then we go to the garden to gather black currants

During the few last, days of his life De Quincey wandered much, mixing up "real and imaginary, or apparently imaginary things."

He was a native of Dereham, Norfolk, but had wandered much in his youth, first following his father, who was a Captain of Militia.

Shelley during these years was unsocial, much alone, fantastic, wandered much by moonlight communing with stars and moon, was attached to an older man.

They were crossing one of the passes, and on the long ascent they had got out of the carriage and had wandered much in advance.

"My brother is wise; he must have wandered much."